The Aiming Point is the ball itself if ball position changes.
The Aiming Point changes if ball position is constant.
On the first one . . .
The Aiming Point COULD be the CONSTANT . . . . for example . . . let's say that you want your release point feel to be the same for ALL clubs. So the Aiming Point would be approximately the ball for a 5 iron. So then you adjust the Ball Position in relation to that selected Aiming Point for the 5 iron. Adjust the ball BACK for shorter clubs and FORWARD for longer clubs.
The Aiming Point COULD be the CONSTANT . . . . for example . . . let's say that you want your release point feel to be the same for ALL clubs. So the Aiming Point would be approximately the ball for a 5 iron. So then you adjust the Ball Position in relation to that selected Aiming Point for the 5 iron. Adjust the ball BACK for shorter clubs and FORWARD for longer clubs.
Spot on there Bucks...
Further clarification can be found in 6-E-2 and 6-E-2 #2.
Hybrid Mode
